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@@Earthy_soul I got inspired from a nurse but I figured it was already too late for me to study nursing and it would’ve cost too much. So support work is the second next best thing. You can find job advertisement all over Indeed and Seek. You only need a Certificate III in Individual Support

@@RoseyD I was in the same boat. I was tired of not having time for family because of how much work took away from me in my presence at home. Changing is a good thing. It’s just what works best for you.

Sorry for the late reply. I would say social life in WSU is pretty good. Although I’m only saying that because I was very proactive in un. Joining clubs, going to uni events, become a part of the WSU Student Events team, that’s why I felt like my whole social life in WSU was really well off. But for some who aren’t really looking into joining clubs and making friends and just going to class, yeah I would say it’s a boring social life.

@@digitaldiary9716 I got a job as a cadet, which is a paid intern initially for CM.

@henrytranvlog8233 ooh that's Great. Happy for you

Hey do you require Any licence to practice as a CM

@@aleenamariajohn8348 in my opinion WSU is underrated in terms of education. Every other aspect might be behind, such as the facilities aren’t as top notch like UTS or UNSW, and student services might be abit slow, but education and tuition is definitely a plus. I don’t know much about WA so I can’t tell you, but that’s about WSU.

CF means Compulsory Fail, meaning that you have failed the exam or assessment that has a minimum passing threshold. For example, if the exam requires you to pass with a 44/100, but you got a 43/100, you have a compulsory fail. It would still be a fail.

If you fail a unit, you can redo it again, but you can only redo the unit 3 times before you’re expelled. If you can, try to ask for extra materials to help you study. What I’m worried about is as International Students you’ll have the concern of your visa expiring at a certain time, and you would have to pay extra to redo the unit. So it’s better to try to pass it

@@henrytranvlog8233 is it allowed to enroll the failed unit next year like on top of all default units? Coz i think it wont be available next semester thats why im planning to enroll it nx yr.

@@filecategory6596 yes you should be able to. But to finish your degree on time you might have to do 5 units in one semester next year

HAHAHAHA oh noooooo…getting doxxed

Affordable is WSU. Cheaper than other unis

Same here bro

Planning for july intake and got offers from wsu uts and University of Adelaide

@@henrytranvlog8233 Are jobs in construction management are godd in recent times? I heard they are plenty of opportunities from my uncle who lives in Sydney can you confirm it pls

No you

they do share it at the start of the semester so you can read everything they will teach, or at least the majority of it.

@@henrytranvlog8233 yeah after the decision is made and u can't change the course...

@@henrytranvlog8233 majority of it? they don't share all syllabus even after your semester start... i think i will regret

@@Scorpion-mw3qc they do. That’s how students are able to see what they need to prep for. That’s pretty much the “learning guide” that they have

@@henrytranvlog8233 i am confused if i should choose mechatronic or electrical... if i could see syllabus it would have been easy to decide

Hi there! Im not sure what you mean by unit failure condition, but I’m assuming it’s about the maximum amount of time you can fail a unit before you get rejected from the course. That would be 3 times. The first time you fail they’ll outline the condition for you and what you can do from there.

Hi! thank you for your reply, I was talking about what you began explaining at 6:39 - you stated that the first time you fail a unit (and you showed it on the WSU website), it will be converted to withdrawal without academic penalty and will not be counted towards GPA, but I cannot find the page where it says this online at all. Also, on the 'GPA calculator' page for WSU it says to include your fail grades to your GPA score as well, so do you think the policy may have changed? Thank you for your help and your reply!

@@rominacarbone7080 hi there! Thanks for clarifying. Have a look at this one: www.westernsydney.edu.au/currentstudents/current_students/enrolment/adding,_dropping_and_changing_units/withdrawing_without_academic_penalty It shows you what it is about and how it works. The policies for withdrawing without academic policy was a bit different during Covid because during that the uni understands that the students may not be studying properly by studying online instead of face to face. It has been different since then indeed. You can only be successful with your application if you have circumstances related to the ones they listed in that website, only then will it not be counted towards your GPA because it is “without academic penalty”, meaning it doesn’t count towards GPA.

@@henrytranvlog8233 thank you so much for this it helps so much! I'm assuming that applying for this would mean retaking the course right? Thank you again!

@@rominacarbone7080 yes you would have to retake the course

Thank you so much! This was Parramatta South Campus

Uhm anh có biết là Businesses anaalytics đang cần người bên đây. USC nói như vậy ấy. Hai ngành đó OK đấy.

@@henrytranvlog8233 M Business Analytic ở Western Sydney Uni chương trìh hc có ổn hôg a e địh tham khảo ạ

Yeah, it’s definitely fun to learn.

Not master. I did bachelor of construction management.

@@henrytranvlog8233 ok..! But I want to know about the job opportunities in construction management .

@@Saivenkat-pc8hi after graduation you’ll be working as a cadet and then move up to the role you want. Cadet is like the starting position and you’ll be learning everything pretty much before you decide that you like whatever role and stick with it. Honestly, trying to get the cadetship role is hard because there are so many competitions and companies would only pick 1 out of like 10-20 people. So it’s a very competitive business but it has a good future. Overall, opportunity isn’t very high but if you do get it it’s very good.

@@henrytranvlog8233 oh ok bro..! But I want to know about the jobs in construction management after master's..! Is jobs are available..! We can get easily after completing of master's...!

@@Saivenkat-pc8hi nothing is easy. You will have to go through the process of interview etc. against other people too.

That’s actually the first time I’ve ever heard of it. That doesn’t sound true because nothing is a free boost. You can only take more units which boost your credits in one term and it’ll help you graduate faster. I think what they meant is the cadetship would accelerate your learning and you’ll feel like you’re learning 3rd year material even though you’re only in first year

@@henrytranvlog8233 ohhhh alright thanks man. Also just wondering what the base salary would be like after graduating? Like a rough figure

@@Cuhmovingbrazy you’ll be expecting $45k -$50k when you start out, but that figure will change eventually.

Construction management doesn’t involve that much math. Most of the time it’s easy math like 150 sqm plus 20 sqm. Job is the same as always but I think a lot of places are recruiting more people after Covid.

Hi there, you can connect with me on my instagram. There should be a link on my bio

I will explain the cost of living in another video. But as for MBA Finance, I’m not particularly well known in it so I can’t answer much.

I don’t think CPM affects PR if you mean the CPM is bad for it. CPM will definitely help you boost up your resume and potentially get into a good company, which can help in getting your PR through company sponsorship

For construction students, I do recommend smaller companies and not the big main ones. I think those ones are the ones that you will most likely get into. Bigger companies are too competitive and they won’t look at international students as much as the local students.

I don’t know much about MSC in Agriculture. I do know the Hawksbury campus is where the Agricultural students are based, so if you do attend that area, then you’ll meet plenty of students of your interests.

I set my time table for 2 days per week. But it depends on the days that the course offers since it's different from one to another. It's easier to set it like that so you would only have to go to uni for 2 days, while you're free to work or whatever the rest of the week.

@@henrytranvlog8233 awesome, thanks!

@@henrytranvlog8233 Also- how did you go with your Industry Based Learning (1200 hour requirement) - Was the process of finding a job/cadetship as a student easy enough? Does the Uni provide any assistance with this process? What year did you start with your cadetship/internship? Is your experience paid or unpaid?

@@rastiffi I believed I’ve explained some of it in the video. I completed the 1200hrs to be able to graduate by doing Labouring jobs. It was hard to find a cadetship for international students because companies would rather find locals instead. Uni only help you find which place is open, but you still need to apply and try to get it yourself. I start my cadetship in 2021 after the Covid period. It was paid

Mình có biết vì mình có một số người bạn đã làm thạc sĩ, đặc biệt về kinh doanh và tài chính.

Hi there, I’m not studying master of construction management so I’m not sure, but you can have a look at the course handbook for further info: hbook.westernsydney.edu.au/programs/bachelor-construction-management-honours/ Alternatively, you can contact student central from western Sydney about it. Job wise, even with a master, what’s important with construction is experience. Unless you have experience working in construction in India, you probably won’t start out as a construction manager right away. Probably contract admin and then move on to project managing.

I’m not planning to do my master so I probably won’t be able to tell you much from my experience. You can contact WSU student central directly to ask them about the course.

I’m not sure. You would have to contact your education agency for this.

It does show the syllabus once you have enrolled into the unit. Website is generally okay but other than that could use abit of work for cleaner layout. I think all university websites are bad in layouts anyway

@@henrytranvlog8233 how can we prepare ourselves for courses we will be studying? or plan elective subject without seeing syllabus

@@henrytranvlog8233 i am not talking about laying but information

@@subzero4787 when you enrol they generally will give you 2 weeks before school start for you to access vuws and you will see what you will be studying. On top of that, there are learning guides which is basically the same as syllabus that you can view online if you search up the unit from the uni website

@@henrytranvlog8233 u mean after approval of GTE?

Hi, yes I did graduate from the uni. I am now working as a building cadet.

They consider academic from high school and if they need more people to join the course. Most of the time that’s what they look at. Otherwise there are special cases that you can apply for a scholarship

I don’t think so. You can have a look at this link for more info: www.westernsydney.edu.au/future/our-campuses

@@henrytranvlog8233 which are regional areas in NSW ?

@@mudassarali5786 you can look at this for more info: immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/working-in-australia/regional-migration/eligible-regional-areas But it’s basically just areas outside of the main cities, outside of Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane

@@henrytranvlog8233 ok thanks mate ❣️

Yeah I agree. The parramatta north campus drive way is full of potholes that haven’t been fixed since even before Covid in 2020. They should allocate the money to make the current campuses better instead of making new ones

I'm not indo, but for western sydney, maximum GPA is 7.0. 5.5 GPA is pretty good and it would be the requirement for scholarship. If your daughter has been studying in western before, then she can follow the gpa calculation link here: wsu.service-now.com/student?id=kb_article_view&sysparm_article=KB0012309

@@henrytranvlog8233 Ya this is for scholarships it is must be 70/80/90 each lessons?

Yes, you can work and study. If you’re international then it’s probably hard to pay the fee by yourself with just part time work, but at least you’ll be able to support yourself and help some of the fees.

Realistically for international students, it’s much harder to be hired than local students. Most companies want to make sure that they hire people who will stay for a long time, and with internationals there’s an uncertainty that they can leave anytime.

@@henrytranvlog8233 i am applying domestically, what do you reckon?

@@b4f495 well if you are a domestic student then it would be significantly easier than internationals. Although in saying that, you would have to also compete with other domestic students who might or might not be overqualified for the job.